The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-12

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thns,d u, PIRATES AHacc iruW Japan
toIrlsto-Diuucrs MI Around
me World
TALM INNs.

the World.
Two YEAR ago TIE Trim schooner
va,nt ErunA od, with Lcr -a.l.it
Young captain and owner. tyc oi hi-
friends. mud % crew con -.-tlnE Of ten
men hcforcihe mast. two mate, "a
.o.tswniu, two cook aud two oie".
srt- smiled out 0t Ncw York ini "
form trim around .lc word ON AT.
urlay he l3ruuA.l3c anchored 81 BAY
E'acc utter one OF the .on-''t tud
fno-, remarkable trips ever accom-
pA-Acd by yocn,
u,roWucr John j. rhe.p-. the
oldest ION Of Congressman Wlil1m
waiter Pnclp-. had safely conducted
A,ra around the world eud, "a be
,-,puci from biz yacht upon \ew
YORK coil once more, B., cast % proud
glance ut the vessel that hat carried
MIN through series OF c>ciuE
adventures And at last urougAt him
.aicS home. Alter receiving the CON
graduation, OF hi many i.len0s d.
fastened 10 Ai- father country place
a. Teanotk, two miles from Eugle
wood. y. H.. aud here be Wa com
iorNbly resting whcnn N'w ! OH
Tribune reporter found Inn yester-
day afternoon. m
Tel YOU about the trit: Why,
cerliuly." lac exclaimed. Lets see.
Wc.lIl tell YOU how We came to 60
ia ~, ,'rst p.4 cc. Ever siucc was
old enough 10 know The difference
between carriage md ID boat have
longcd to sail around TIE world 1t
has Alwlys been my -o!o ambition.
bur never expected e. realize it
until shorty before ! -tr'cd was
graduated from Yale College some
four years ugo withaiiuc set "iic.ioWs
and after we had been or OF college
y couple Of years -iX ot u, decided TO
AXE this trip. 1t was my idea, aud
the rest went ~ my guests. ne
Brunhidc Was built tor our special
use. and WAS launched Apr. -, 1853
ON June - we started tor New Lon-
don to see the college races. My
friends were \ f.. Symluglon, kler
Mitchell IT, II. Strong Charles Hal
sew and 4 H. lliliand OF times Mr..
Ililland came back with mo. The rest
icit NJ different places along TIE trip,
and for different reasons, but think
That the truth OF the matter wa- that
they didn't want TO sail around tae
Horn. That is n fact that no yRcht
hGs ever done before mine: ! believe
and they never could quite make up
their minds to go with me ON that
tack. T. & Clark joined ~ Mt the
Barbados mud he came home with
llilard and myself
1--WE did not stay long At New Lon
don. Yale was beaten that year, 20
we cleared out just as soon as the
races we're over aud set sail tor Cowcs,
England, which we reached IN
twcnty-siX days. From there we
took little side trip to London,
whore had little trouble with nv
mates and n part OF the crew. | had
my papers ~ captain, but the mates
thought they could run the yacht 10
suit themselves and paid little attcn
ton 20 my orders. That sort OF
thing had TO be stopped. We then
returned to CowcS, and early in sep
TENDER started for the Mediterranean
sea. having done Bouoguc,
Chcrbourg aud Paris. when we
struck the Bay OF Biscay we also
struck, or were struck by, a rough sea
aud violent storm. II was he
worst storm we encountered, Tor our
iibboum WAS carried away and the
whole yNcht was swept pretty clean.
We tried 10 make tibraltcr, but Were
driven TO CadiZ, where we secured u
new iibboom. But a. there was
cholera there, when we went on we
were guaranteed at Tanglers, and SIX
hour were Given us in which to got
out OF the harbor. We got Then
we were Quarantiued for four days al
Oran, in Africa. We finally landed
and saw the queer old places-A lgicrs,
Ike II small bit OF Paris, and BDugle
and Bona. When we set sail for Nal
IN we encountered n trightiul sirrOccU
which is hot wind in which II is inn
possible to breathe. Its like stand
ing on u ,moke-staCk while the hot
cinders are coming up and trying to
breathe there.
when we reached Cairo our party
altered, and took my gun aud dog
and took trip up the Nile on my own
account. We spent TWO days at a lex.
audrla. and went up tho Nile together
in u dahabeas. After seeing Port
said We went through the Sue Canal
III early November, and then saw the
Gardens of lsmalha 1t was then
mat we met announcer nNcly storm
which tore away our jlbboom, bow
spirit ard foretopmast. We put in ut
Jebellukir tor repairs, and enjoyed
good snipe-shootipg and gaelic
hunting. From thcrcwent 20 Perrin
Island, whore Gov Turner gave Us
reception and dinner. From there
We. went 10y Alden and started for Bonn
bay on December L., At SOcotra the
thief gave us n grand feast, ana we
had great sport trading with the
natives. remember We traded a red
parasol and an old spotted vest for
three turtles, and necktie for boat
load of cocoanuts. Our piano was
source Of great terror 10 the natives.
who would run every time we touched
anote.
at was here that we were almost
captured 10y pirates, II was clear
night, but dark cloud came up for
nfteen minutes. and when we first
discovered the pirates great black